Customer Experience Tip #1006
No need to wait for a birthday or special holiday. When you come across something you know a favorite client would love receiving, go ahead and surprise them with it … just because.
Engineering the Customer Experience
Customer Experience Tip #1006
No need to wait for a birthday or special holiday. When you come across something you know a favorite client would love receiving, go ahead and surprise them with it … just because.
Customer Experience Tip #1005
How frictionless is your customer experience? Will they easily find a parking spot if they decide to visit … or get frustrated as they drive around in circles? Will the lack of free shipping compel them to shop your competition? Will they hang up halfway through your company’s brilliant and original statement, “Please listen closely as our menu options have changed?” Choose to make the process of being your customer an effortless one; one without friction.
Customer Experience Tip #1004
“We strive to take the human emotion out of business, but in my view it is human emotion that makes business and each one of us the people we are.”
–Frank Eliason, Sprinklr
Customer Experience Tip #1003
How available would your prospects and customers say you are? Can they reach you on the phone when they need something? Can they expect a same-day return e-mail? Are you willing to take a face-to-face meeting if that’s what they really need? What do customers expect? They expect you — or at least someone on your team — to be readily available.
Customer Experience Tip #1002
Instead of saying, “Hold on” to that caller — which can sound curt — ask, “May I put you on hold for a moment while I locate your party?” AND wait for the yes.
Customer Experience Tip #1001
Because you do what you do each and every workday, observing customer behaviors, you have the ability to anticipate the needs of your customers. You’ve seen “it” a thousand times before. But are you acting upon what you know and WOWing them by anticipating those needs? Remember, your customers didn’t attend customer school. You have a unique opportunity to demonstrate that you know your customers … perhaps better than they know themselves.
Customer Experience Tip #1000
Imagine if everyone on your team had the goal of being “Day-makers” for your customers. Imagine if your staff regularly brainstormed on how to be a hero to those doing business with you. Now imagine how much loyalty that type of behavior and subsequent culture could create amongst customers … and employees alike.
Customer Experience Tip #999
“Customer experience is where process meets design and art. It is about creativity and innovation put into a system that allows you to build unique and memorable moments that people crave, and compels them to need to enjoy again. You have to be an artist to build an incredible Customer experience.”
–John DiJulius, Bestselling Author
Customer Experience Tip #998
It’s your people help to make up your company; your brand; your image; your reputation; your culture. They’re the ones who deliver the customer experience. More reason to follow the wise advice of hiring slow (and firing fast).
Customer Experience Tip #997
You certainly don’t have to be the receptionist to make visitors feel welcome in your firm. If you’re in close proximity to a visitor, turn towards them, make eye contact, smile, and ask if they’ve been helped. Your customers (just like you and I) would rather be acknowledged and even “over greeted” than be ignored; made to feel invisible.
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